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by danneu 15y ago
i thought that was the point of scaffolds. i hear people say things like "but don't use them in production", but all it does is generate some boilerplate code for me to shape into what i need.
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by danneu 15y ago
A list of the few things you do learn in biz school is an easier feat. I'll start. - Gantt charts - Dataflow diagrams Did I miss anything?
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by danneu 15y ago
Interesting, considering the #1 entity that's challenging the US Dollar is the government. You make it sound like Bitcoin is suddenly grounds to be concerned about the future of the dollar while the government has been pilfering its worth f
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by danneu 15y ago
I'd actually consider obsession with acquisition and consumption part of the human state.
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by danneu 15y ago
I actually find this ruling fair. FTA: "But [the judge] nonetheless concluded that the law does not require the bank to implement the “best” security measures available and that the bank is clear to customers when they sign up about the lev
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by danneu 15y ago
Just for fun, I'll throw in my own stats: I make $650/mo from 4,000,000 pageviews. However, the low rate is easily understood because I run a forum.
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by danneu 15y ago
Podcasts have really made my commute a lot of fun.
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by danneu 15y ago
aren't most cases triggered by " http:// rather than "www"?
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by danneu 15y ago
To be fair, the deprecation message spam is a downright failure. Fortunately, RubyGems reverts to its previous version really easily.
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by danneu 15y ago
Aint amphetamine. There's simply no replacement for 100% dextroamphetamine and Ritalinheads are getting peddled the wrong substance.
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by danneu 15y ago
I'd wager that it's actually sugar. Take a high dose of supplemental taurine and let me know if you feel much.
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by danneu 16y ago
I'd say it is realistic for what you're probably trying to do off the bat with Javascript. It's what I did. Since I'm already comfortably with Ruby and CoffeeScript's simple syntax, I used CoffeeScript's "Try CoffeeScript" console to insert
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by danneu 16y ago
Voted for standard. Auto-resizing after an adjustment is made is unintuitive, as the user dragged the bar in the first place to a point that "looked right". So you're essentially undoing his own intuition.
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by danneu 16y ago
...there are legitimate reasons why people feel they're achieving less. These include the boring literal truths of jobs shipped overseas, stagnant wages, and a taxation system that benefits the rich and hurts the middle class and poor. Th
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by danneu 16y ago
Almost always based on either affiliate marketing or just sourced content. Source is cheap and common, and the same, tired adult content model still works: Horny guy, cock in hand, still whips out credit card. It's an aging model, but there
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by danneu 16y ago
You can't compare Bitcoin transactions to Paypal or credit card transactions. More analogous would be a Bitcoin transaction vs. dollars sent by mail. Paypal and credit cards are just transactional layers on top a currency, they only represe
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by danneu 16y ago
Love these guys. Asked a question on StackOverflow about DelayedJobs and one of them, with a newly registered SO account, provided an insightful answer.
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by danneu 16y ago
I haven't used it, but due to some of the comments in this thread, some people should check out PeepCode.com
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by danneu 16y ago
It's a social shortcoming. Neediness. It's why you shouldn't feel compelled to instantly respond to the texts of that girl you started talking to. Instead, waiting longer between conversational responses portrays more dominance, control, an
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by danneu 16y ago
I'd actually reverse the point. Possessing a phone seems to give people the addiction of reaffirming their social value with little "New Text Message" nuggets throughout the day. Or the need to cater to every correspondence whim by immediat
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by danneu 16y ago
Article sounds similar to the anti-Facebook camp who outline a hypothetical 'if I did have a Facebook account' world where every one of their Facebook friends is spamming them with virtual Farmville goods and quips about Japan deserving the
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by danneu 16y ago
This article reeks of the familiar vogue of people bragging about not having Facebook accounts: It's probably not that hard for you if you have an underwhelming social life, don't date, and aren't that connected to those around you to begin
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by danneu 16y ago
Nothin' like a good, low, daily dose of amphetamine to keep you focused on your ambitions.
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by danneu 16y ago
It's just the traditional resistance of old business models to adapt to a new climate.
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by danneu 16y ago
Wikipedia has very decentralized interests unlike single-owner websites. Google can entrust it because things like link solicitation are hard to keep in Wikipedia articles because of its open-source nature.
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by danneu 16y ago
1. Who gains "initial traction" from SEO, anyways? A fresh website to Google is not indexed for an arbitrary amount of time up to many months. Word of mouth and media coverage are what give startups their momentum. Search engine ranking is
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by danneu 16y ago
Pretty much. I go to a high-rated public undergrad business school because I was entrepreneurially-spirited when I was applying for schools and though college would cultivate that. Instead, I found out that BBA programs are more focused on
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by danneu 16y ago
You're showing your disconnection with popular vernacular with your assertion. I'm 22 and girls around me call each other bitches casually (in a friendly, fun way) all the time. You certainly don't speak on the behalf of any women I know. A
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by danneu 16y ago
Beautiful.
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by danneu 16y ago
Ruby/Python don't have that same "click and drag into FTP client then load up in browser" ease, though. I'd definitely recommend PHP to anyone who wants to jump into web development.

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